PP homopolymer

AdvyForm P2010

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PP homopolymer

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AdvyForm P2010

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PP homopolymer

AdvyForm P2010

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Moplen HP560W

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AdvyForm P2010 is a very high-flow polypropylene homopolymer with a very narrow molecular weight distribution for meltblown nonwovens and compounding. It is supplied in pelletised form.

Description

AdvyForm P2010 is a polypropylene homopolymer for extrusion applications, with a very high melt flow rate and a very narrow molecular weight distribution. It is supplied in pelletised form. It is used to produce meltblown nonwovens for barrier and filtration applications and in compounding. The TDS lists controlled rheology among its attributes. Its typical melt flow rate is 450 g/10 min (230 °C/2.16 kg, ISO 1133-1).

Processing Techniques

Supplier-listed processing methods: compounding; continuous filament spinning; fibres; meltblown. Determine processing conditions for the intended application and required properties.

Compounding

Fiber nonwoven

Industry and applications

Absorption and filtration; colour concentrates; hygiene nonwovens; nonwovens; wipes and tissues

Compliance and Documentation Notes

Consult the Product Regulatory Summary and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for regulatory status, including supported, restricted or prohibited applications. Contact Genesis Polymers to request application-specific documentation for AdvyForm P2010.

Technical Properties

PROPERTY

VALUE

CONDITIONS

METHOD

Melt Flow Rate

450 g/10 min

450 g/10 min

230 °C/2.16 kg

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ISO 1133-1

Typical values taken from the producer’s (Velogy) technical data sheet, available under Documents. They are not specification limits. Genesis Polymers relies on the producer’s data and cannot accept liability for errors in it. Always check the current data sheet and confirm suitability for your application.

Feature

High Flow

Narrow Molecular Weight Distribution

Supplier documents

Version 1.1, June 2026

Version 1, 30 July 2026

Version 2, 6 August 2026

Version 1.2, revision date 1 June 2026